The
mission
of The
Senior Source is to improve the quality of life of older adults in
the greater Dallas area.
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Who We Are
The Senior Source
works to cultivate the best quality of life for people over age 55
in the greater Dallas area.
Underneath The
Senior Source umbrella, you'll find eight programs serving the very
active retiree to the most frail elderly. For more than 45 years,
we've been The Senior Source because we're a major community
agency in Dallas exclusively serving older adults.
The Senior Source
is a United Way partner agency. We are located in the beautiful Meadows
Foundation Wilson Historic District.
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What We Do
- Provide help
to caregivers of aging loved ones
- Offer financial
management services and consultations
- Assist with
job search and employment opportunities
- Advocate for
nursing home residents
- Educate the
community on issues affecting older adults
- Coordinate
volunteer activities for retirees
- Place older
adults as elementary school tutors and mentors
- Protect the
health and well-being of vulnerable elderly
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John
D. Solana
Chairman,
Board of Directors
John D. Solana is Chairman of the Board of
Directors of The Senior Source. After graduating with a law degree
from Southern Methodist University of School of Law, he joined the
firm now known as Solana & Associates, P.C., CPAs. Currently he is a
member of the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants, the
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the State Bar of
Texas, and the Dallas Bar Association.
In addition to his new position with The Senior Source, Mr. Solana
serves on the Dallas Symphony Association Advisory Board of
Governors, the Executive Committee of Educational Opportunities,
Inc., and is Treasurer of the Board of Directors of Saint Michael
and All Angels Foundation.
His past volunteer commitments are numerous and include The Dallas
Foundation Board of Governors, the Salesmanship Club of Dallas in
various Board positions, the Executive Committee of the Child Care
Group and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation as its Treasurer.
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Molly
H. Bogen
Executive Director
Molly H. Bogen
has been the Executive Director The Senior Source for 30 years. As
a Master Social Worker, she is licensed by the Texas State Board of
Social Worker Examiners. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree
from Southern Methodist University and her Master of Science in
Social Work from the University of Texas at Arlington.
She has chief staff responsibility for
administration and management of the agency with its
50 member staff, $3+ million annual operating
budget, and a service delivery system with nine
programs. She works under an active, 50+ member Board of Directors.
In addition, Molly
recently completed a special faculty appointment at the University
of North Texas, Department of Applied Gerontology,
where she taught a graduate course in administration.
Molly is a past
President of the Board of Directors of the Southwest Society on Aging,
past chair of the Dallas Association of United Way Agency Executives,
and she currently serves on the Board of Trustees for the Baylor Specialty
Health Centers.
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2007-08
Board of Directors
Officers
John D. Solana,
Chairman
Solana & Associates, P.C |
Suzy Gekiere
Community Volunteer |
|
David B.
Miller
EnCap Investments L.P. |
David M.
Jacobs
E2M Partners, LLC |
|
Raymond
Smerge
Savrola Development Company |
Marcia
M. Ellis
Community Volunteer |
| Becky Bright
Community Volunteer |
Dorothy Kennington
Community Volunteer |
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Directors
| Michael
S. Albright
CENTEX |
Ken Allen
Texas Industries |
| Marissa
R. Anchia
Texas Instruments |
David S.
Arbuckle
AT&T |
| Joe L.
Atkins
Blair White Realtors |
| |
| Bob
Best
Atmos Energy Corporation |
| Cordelia
Boone
Community Volunteer
|
| John A.
(Pete) Bricker, Jr. SCM Advisors, L.P. |
| Bill
Brown
Texas Instruments, Retired |
| Bill E.
Carter
Carter Financial Management |
| Darlene
Cass
Community Volunteer |
|
Sissy Cullum
Community Volunteer
|
| Gregory
Davis
WRR, Classical 101.1 fm |
| Kantilal
Desai Community Volunteer |
| Rick
Douglas
The Staubach Company |
| George
Dunham
SportsRadio 1310 The Ticket |
| Sandra
Estess
Community Volunteer
|
Dale
Fuller, M.D.
Texas Oncology, P.A., Retired |
James A.
Gettman
The Beck Group |
Margo Goodwin
Community Volunteer |
| Randall Green
Hitachi Consulting |
| Robert G. Hallam
Ben E. Keith Co. |
| Corey R. Hill
Men's Wearhouse |
|
|
Amy
Hinojosa
"The
Dallas Morning News"
|
| Thomas J. Kiernan
American Airlines, Retired |
| Bob Law
Ernst & Young LLP, Retired |
| Fred Ligon
Lockton Companies |
Marty Marks
Virginia Cook Realtors |
Anne Motsenbocker
JPMorgan Private Bank |
| Daryl A.
Mullin
Cushman & Wakefield of Texas, Inc. |
|
Debbie Oates
Community Volunteer |
| Joan Oxford
Community Volunteer |
Max Post
Texas Instruments, Retired |
| Carlos H. Salazar
JPMorgan Chase
|
|
Manny San Miguel Ross
Products Division, Abbot Laboratories
|
Katy Spicer
Junior League of Dallas |
| Revathi Srinath,
M.S., R.D. S.H.R.E.E. Foundation |
| Polly Trapp
Frosch Travel
|
Barbara Van Riper
Bank of America |
| Ava Washington
ExxonMobil, Retired
|
Barbara
Lord Watkins
Parkland Foundation,
President Emeritus |
|
Wallace Whitley
Wachovia Securities |
|
Bernard Williams, Jr.
IBM Corporation, Retired
Jo Lynn Williams
Commercial Business Group—Citigroup
Linus Wright
Retired, Community
Volunteer
Barbara J. Yount Raymond James &
Associates, Inc.
Ex officio Molly H. Bogen, LMSW,
Executive Director
|
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Honorary Directors
| Lindalyn
Adams |
| Brenda
Brand |
| R.
Stuart Bush |
| Cissy
Carr |
| T.D.
Dickey, Jr. |
| Mary
Virginia Dupies |
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Marsha Fischman |
|
Larry L. Helm |
|
Laurence E. Hirsch |
|
Sally Hoglund |
|
Bert Holmes |
|
Hal Jackson |
|
Dale V. Kesler |
|
| Dotty
Kilpatrick |
|
Joan Kramer |
|
Mary Lynn McEntire |
|
Cynthia R. Mitchell |
|
Becky
Muņoz-Diaz |
|
Lydia Novakov |
|
George R. Schrader |
|
John R. Taylor, Jr. |
|
Shirley Tobolowsky |
|
Michael E. Trapp |
|
Allen B. Udisky |
| V.
Alvin Wade |
|
Medora White |
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